US Prepares For Cruise Missile Attack on Syria

[Probie]

Better?

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I'm wanting to be a Corpsman.

[petyweestraw]

Better?

Idiot attention whores.

[helosailor]

But you said you liked it when I was the coxswain on your poopdeck!

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Ah, The French Navy...where the motto is "Never leave your buddys behind."

Better?

[helosailor]

It would be perfect for you.

Ah, The French Navy...where the motto is "Never leave your buddys behind."

[564826]

^^lmao^^

[Pokulski-Blatz]

I'm almost to the point of enlisting right now. I had a pretty good conversation with Helosailor about it. It keeps looking better and better.

It would be perfect for you.

[bubbaearl]

not a good time for my bud. he teased me about him cruzing the coast here. i ended up working on planes and they shipped his ass straight to nam

[564826]

ACB-1 here... Hoorah!!!!!

[Gargamel]

af may accidentally deploy to a place without an espresso machine

lmfao

[Gtracer]

CG goes home at the end of the day and have access to extremely quick back up from federal, state and local sources if needed. Once you cross the ocean, you have what you have right then. CG catch a lot of hell for being Coasties but they at least are protecting the nation (though they can't seem to catch people on inner tubes before they get here). Still, you want a 'safe' military job? CG. AF may accidentally deploy to a place without an espresso machine, CG doesn't have to worry about that. They can swing by Starbucks on the way home.

Thank you Frost, I was looking at it from a duty perspective rather than as a whole process.

The thought of them going home at the end of shift never crossed my mind.

[Probie]

Well I hope nothing but the best for our troops in this.

kid at work has been talking bout insisting in the Navy. Then the Syria stuff started and now he's all well Fuck that now. I'm staying home.


Hard to look at him without aggravation now.

I'm almost to the point of enlisting right now. I had a pretty good conversation with Helosailor about it. It keeps looking better and better.

[bubbaearl]

there were a lot of surprised sailors in the late 60's. there was not one operation the navy did not participate in . all the medics were navy , air wolf search and rescue , river patrol etc .

lol, CG was the only branch I ever went and talked to a recruiter about, because it seemed interesting, and I like being on the ocean. Sounds like it would have been right up my alley.

[bubbaearl]

squadron three was in vietnam in the thick of it. my best friend joined the cg , thought he had it covered. did three tours before it was over. not a happy camper .